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DRYOPTERIS CONTINUED
x australis
‘Dixie Wood Fern’
3.10 4.25
3-4 ft., part sun to light shade, straight tall-growing
and dark green foliage, moist soil, Zone 5-9
x complexa ‘Robust’
‘Buckler Fern’
3.10 4.25
3-4 ft., part to full shade, mass of deeply divided, upright
arching fronds, semi-evergreen, Zone 4-8
MATTEUCCIA
stuthiopteris
‘Ostrich Fern’
3.50 4.75
5 ft., full-part shade, graceful foliage, Zone 4-8
ONOCLEA
sensibilis
‘Sensitive Fern’
3.50 4.75
1-2 ft., green foliage, sun or shade, likes open
meadows and moist forests, sensitive to early frosts,
Zone 4-9
OSMUNDA
cinnamomea
‘Cinnamon Fern’
3.50 4.75
5 ft., shade, rusty hair-like tufts at base of leaves,
creeping, Zone 5-8
claytoniana
‘Interrupted Fern’
3.50 4.75
2-4 ft., similar to Cinnamon Fern in foliage but with
brown fertile leaflets that interrupt the green leaflet,
moist and shady, Zone 2-8
regalis
‘Royal Fern’
3.10 4.25
4-6 ft., tall erect foliage, likes swampy woodlands,
Zone 4-6
regalis var. spectabilis
‘Royal Fern’
3.10 4.25
4-6 ft., light green long leaves on purple stems,
moist rich, acidic soil, Zone 4-7
POLYSTICHUM
acrostichoides
‘Christmas Fern’
3.10 4.25
2 ft., leathery dark-green foliage, evergreen, shade,
Zone 5-9
munitum
‘Sword Fern’
3.10 4.25
2-3 ft., sun & shade, shade habit - open clumps with
fronds spreading outward, sun habit - grows shorter
and upright, Zone 3-8
THELYPTERIS
noveboracensis
(Dryopteris n.) ‘New York Fern’
3.10 4.25
1-2 ft., pale green foliage tapering down toward base,
Zone 4-8
palustris
‘Eastern Marsh Fern’
3.10 4.25
1-2 ft., sun to light shade, prefers bogs and marshes,
great for bio-retention margins, light green foliage,
Zone 2-10.
represents new plant
represents native plant
Name and Description
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